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anonymous
12 years ago
You need to use it at your service layer. All Workflows are hosted as web services that can return XML or JSON data.
For example you have a workflow called MyWorkflow you want to invoke from C#. You need to use a WebRequest to invoke the Warewolf service via a URL like http://localhost:3142/services/MyWorkflow.xml
You can then take the response data and parse the XML into an object.
Or you could change the extension from .xml to .json like http://localhost:3142/services/MyWorkflow.json
This will cause the service to return JSON data you can convert to POCO object with a JSON libary like the one here http://james.newtonking.com/json
you can then use this POCO in your C# application.
For example you have a workflow called MyWorkflow you want to invoke from C#. You need to use a WebRequest to invoke the Warewolf service via a URL like http://localhost:3142/services/MyWorkflow.xml
You can then take the response data and parse the XML into an object.
Or you could change the extension from .xml to .json like http://localhost:3142/services/MyWorkflow.json
This will cause the service to return JSON data you can convert to POCO object with a JSON libary like the one here http://james.newtonking.com/json
you can then use this POCO in your C# application.
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anonymous
12 years ago
All workflows are re-usable via the Explorer in the Studio.
You just need to drag it from the explorer onto your new workflow to re-use it.
Be sure to map your inputs and outputs when re-using a workflow.
You just need to drag it from the explorer onto your new workflow to re-use it.
Be sure to map your inputs and outputs when re-using a workflow.
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Gandalf
12 years ago
Currently (Beta) Workflows are version-ed automaticaly and stored for later use. The retrieval process is manual but we are working on an interface to make it simple.
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Gandalf
12 years ago
Currently this is not possible. Once a workflow has been called, it will run its course given the inputs provided.
Once the User interaction (Webpages) piece is done, you will be able to interact with the workflow if its built into the process.
Once the User interaction (Webpages) piece is done, you will be able to interact with the workflow if its built into the process.
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Execution depends on run time input data.
Hi There
I was tried to develop a small workflow which should execute depends on run time input values.
When I execute it should ask
Inputs Name -
Age -
if age > 30
{
I want output as "Not Qualified"
}
Else
{
Full Name-
Contact details-
Amount -
Plan-
}.
But when I click on execute 'Warewolf' is asking all the details at a time.
Please advise is this possible by using warewolf.????
I was tried to develop a small workflow which should execute depends on run time input values.
When I execute it should ask
Inputs Name -
Age -
if age > 30
{
I want output as "Not Qualified"
}
Else
{
Full Name-
Contact details-
Amount -
Plan-
}.
But when I click on execute 'Warewolf' is asking all the details at a time.
Please advise is this possible by using warewolf.????
Answer
anonymous
12 years ago
At this point in time we do not support human interaction.
Hence why you need to enter all data up front.
Hence why you need to enter all data up front.
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Completed
Future features - UI? Form builder?
Hi
What new features have you got in the pipeline?
My company is looking for something like Warewolf but with a client facing UI, something like K2 Smart Forms.
Have you got any plans for this?
Thanks,
What new features have you got in the pipeline?
My company is looking for something like Warewolf but with a client facing UI, something like K2 Smart Forms.
Have you got any plans for this?
Thanks,
Answer
Gandalf
12 years ago
Absolutely. This is the logical next step for the system and plans are underway for a pre v1 release of this functionality. If you have any requirements, please leave them as comments here or as suggestions.
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Pricing
We're want to use Warewolf in an upcoming project but are concerned about future pricing implications once it's out of beta. I don't want to get dependant and then get hit with big licencing fees.
What are your plans for pricing in the future?
What are your plans for pricing in the future?
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Gandalf
12 years ago
Great question that deserves a simple answer.
We do not know.
We want to keep Warewolf Free. We see it as a tool in the back pocket of every dev team. Because we cannot guarantee what the long term pricing is at this stage, and we understand your concern, we will guarantee that it will never be above $500 per year for installations prior to licencing.
We do not know.
We want to keep Warewolf Free. We see it as a tool in the back pocket of every dev team. Because we cannot guarantee what the long term pricing is at this stage, and we understand your concern, we will guarantee that it will never be above $500 per year for installations prior to licencing.
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Support
Hi Warewolf
Down the line, will you offer other kinds of support for your application, or will it just be this portal?
Thanks
Down the line, will you offer other kinds of support for your application, or will it just be this portal?
Thanks
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Gandalf
12 years ago
We will offer support. Either through this forum, the community or if necessary contractually. If you would like to discuss further please send us your details and we will get in touch.
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anonymous
12 years ago
You can also call a workflow workflow from SQL.
See the Samples folder in the Warewolf install directory for an example of this.
See the Samples folder in the Warewolf install directory for an example of this.
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